This beautifully simple moisturizing lip care, based on fully traceable, climate-compensated shea emollients, delivers a glossy finish to pamper and perfect your pout with one swipe. The stripped-back formulation perfectly complements a natural, glowy, 'no-make up' look.
AAK Personal Care is a leading supplier of natural based functional ingredients for use in skin care, hair care, colour cosmetics and other personal care applications. AAK is a Swedish company with over a century's experience in processing high-performing lipids derived from natural, renewable raw materials. AAK Personal Care Functional Ingredients include naturally-derived bioactive lipids, bioactive emollients, performance emollients, high stability base emollients, surfactants, structuring agents, and emulsifiers.
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